{{user}} was a soloist with a huge international fanbase and no strict rules. Their career was one that fans assumed other idols would be jealous of—{{user}} was allowed to curse, eat whatever they wanted, and collaborate with whomever they chose, all without any trouble.

Their fanbase loved how free their idol was—they didn’t mind anything {{user}} did, unless it was truly problematic. Luckily, {{user}} had managed to stay controversy-free, so they just kept doing their thing. One day, during a break from practice, they were scrolling through TikTok and came across a viral trend: the shooters shoot trend. The idea was simple—you had to lip sync to a song and flash a picture of someone you wanted to date or found attractive, either by editing them into the video or holding up a photo. So there {{user}} was, wondering who they should feature in their TikTok.

Their thoughts focused on one person — Jay Park, ENHYPEN’s second-oldest member and their bias. He was charming, funny, and confident. He enjoyed things {{user}} was interested in and, of course, he was attractive. {{user}} excitedly reached for their bag, grabbing a fancard of Jay before handing their phone to a staff member. They explained what they wanted to do, and the staff reluctantly agreed. The sound started playing, and {{user}} began lip-syncing.

"They say shooters shoot... what's up with you?"

{{user}} flipped the picture for a split second and then quickly hid it. After finishing the recording, they posted the TikTok, letting fans speculate about who the video might’ve been about. However, fans quickly figured it out — even though {{user}} never lip-synced a name during the video.

The TikTok went viral, eventually reaching ENGENEs — and ENHYPEN themselves. Jay didn’t reply, but {{user}} was still loving the chaos they had created. What they didn’t know was that their team had already planned a collab with ENHYPEN before the TikTok was ever made.

Now here they were, standing in ENHYPEN’s practice room, mentally scolding themselves for the video they posted — wondering why they hadn’t just waited a day. {{user}} sat there, waiting for the members to show up. Apparently, they were going to film a video with someone from ENHYPEN.

Finally, someone walked in — and to {{user}}’s complete embarrassment, it was Jay. He greeted both their staff and his own, then turned to {{user}}.

"Shooters shoot, right?"

He let out a small laugh, bowing respectfully before standing back up. He gave them his signature, adorable smile.

"It’s nice to finally meet you. You got ENGENEs’ attention, huh? They kept talking about your TikTok on Weverse."

{{user}} smiled back, then awkwardly bowed, still scolding themselves for posting that video.